What is contemplative care? We learn how mindfulness can improve the patient-caregiver relationship and sustain empathy.

A Zen Buddhist monk and chaplain wants to take "the Zen thing" out into the world...and change the very nature of care-giving itself.

During this stressful time of year, we revisit our chaplains series to learn resiliency from a Zen Buddhist monk and how mindfulness nourishes patients and doctors.

After going on her own nuanced spiritual journey, a researcher realizes that there are a lot of misconceptions about people who identify as "spiritual but not religious."

Are you a Sunday Stalwart or a Religion Resister? The Pew Research Center has developed a new way to categorize religious practice that goes beyond affiliation with specific traditions.

Religion is a lot more complicated than a single identity or practice, and many people are rethinking how we categorize the way we live out our beliefs. A new book details the lives of spiritually fluid people.

Forget the old labels. We explore some of the new ways researchers are categorizing American religiosity.

We learn about the history of the psalmodikon, a little-known instrument once used in the Church of Norway and brought to the U.S. by Lutheran immigrants.

Given the long, significant role of Evangelical Lutheranism in Norwegian culture, did any of that influence make its way over to the United States by way of Norwegian immigrants?

The Church of Norway and the country's government formally split in 2017, but how has that affected average Norwegians?